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Pure DYE BLACK SILKS.

Pure Dye Black silk finished with rich luster, that
would not split crack in wearing been the "lOug
felt want" Of both manufacturers and wearers of silks
throughout the world
We can now positively state that sMenken's Eureka
Pure Bye Black silk will not break crack or split in
weaving, and, in case such should result will make
the loss good by returning the money paid by furnish
Ing other silk.
As matter Of fact, our "Pure Dye Black Silk has
been tested in The most thorough manner, and knew
exactly its unparalleled excellence Prices range from
Doc to 1915 yard the lowest price pOssessi quail
ity OF not splitting, as well as the finer grades.
We call the attention of ladies OF fashion to mag.
nfcent, gorgeous and unprecl dented exhibition Of
ties all Of own imp ration and therefore exclusive
Ia design and colOring. 1t goes without saying that
former effort in this direction here elsewh be
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AMUsEMINTs.
Memphis n cater.

The Memphis theatrical season will
be opened tonight by Wilson and
Rankin's Ministries. prime isvorites
here and elsewhere. Among the
leading people are George Wilson,
Luke schoolcraft, Griffin and Ardel,
Leopold and Bunnell and many
others. The company is strong In
numbers and talent, and the seats al.
ready sold ineure full home, during
the engagement. The programme 10
very attractive and ends with an
amusing farce.
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CALL at Leldy's, see the JscksonIan
Club Hat, and get sn order for one, II
you wish TO 20 In the procession when
the President Co1eL Cost Of hat, 90
cents,
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TO use Hodges sArsspsriila with Iodlde
OF Polish, the great purifier for the
blood. A certain cure for rheuma tism,
scrofulous affections, and all diseases
peculiar 10 females. RenovateJ and
invigorates the system. Physlcians
recommend Il, Take no other. Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co., Manufactur.
ere, Nashville, Tenn. 81 % per bottle.
Sold by all dfuggista.
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How 90 Heip pssr Bise.,is.JI

Almost every day We feel the un.
pleefant sensations OF Indigestion.
Try Allcock's Porous Plaslcrs ard be-
relieved. ]. Y, Davenport, Of Oanar.
ale, N. Y, writes:
Il have been very much troubled
with q violent palm below my cheat
bone. Twas told by several physl,
clans that II was rheumatiim OF ths
diaphragm. II resulted from cold ard
exposure. | had very little appetite
and digetted my food with gr,Ai d m,
Guilty. placed o1e Allcock's Porous
Plaster below the breast bone and two
on saoh side. Ia the oourse Of twenty
four hours all pain ceased, and / wa.
able 10 eat and dgset a coed aquare
meal, somsthinp i Rad not done b fore
In to weeks, Igci better constantly,
nd q tho end Of e,ven days found
mys n entirely wei. Stree them I
h W. used Aucock'n Porous Plaster
for c,lda, cousho end pains In INV aide.
aud have always found them qlicf
and "A Give"
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PIambins. ca. asa steam Fi,u.s

Plumbing, Gas and steam rfttiss
J. W. X. Browne, No. 264 Second
street, keeps constantly on hand q
large stock OF gas and steam pipes,
brass aud iron Httings, with steam
machines for cutting and fitting all
sizes Of pipe, including eighl'lnch
diameter. His stock OF gas fixtures ID
complete. The most complete SAM.
tary plumbing 10 put mp by this house,
and all orders Tor woik In this line are
executed In q Manu- iot excelled In
any city.
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Consumption. wasting Diseases

And General Debility. Doctors diss.
gree AZ to the relative value OF God
Liver Oil and Hypophosphites; the
one supplying strength and fish, the
other giving nerve power and acting al
q tonic TO the digestive and entire sys-
tenn. But In SCOTS Emulsion OF God
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites the
two are combined, ard the effect Ia
wonderful, Thousand, who have de.
rived no permanent benefit from other
preparations have been cured by this.
Scott's Emulsion is perfectly pslatable,
and ID easily digested by those who
cannot tolerate plain Cod Liver OIL.
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sT ELMO's LADIgs.
0rGsnisation Of . Circle by That
eommandery.

: The organisation Of the Ladies'
Circle Of ~. Emo Commat derry Of
knights Templar, q, the hall u the
oommapdery, last night, was the ini.
tiaiion oi = new event In TIE social
exercises Of that mes worthy com.
mandsry. The objects Of the circle
are purely social, with q vies Of
bringing In clio er oontac. the wives,
daughters and mothsIs Of the mem
btrs. Q1ite number Il these we're
present, and Mr.. L A. Keeling pre-
iided over tho ioimation Of the ~
gsniEition. On motion, Mrs. Z, VI.
Blanlsy was elected president, Mr., y.
A. Keeling, frri vice PRECEDENT; Mrs
]. y. Barry, tecond vice president ;
Mrs ID. q. Mooney, third vice prcsi.
dent; Miss BETTE Thompson, score
iary, and Mrs. j. J. Dupuy,
treasurer In addition 10 these,
the following were admitted 10
membenhip; MeidAmes ]. A, On.
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l have bsen for several years a sui.
ieIeT from Hay Fever and severe head
colds, aud haye tried other remedies
IN hope OF getting relief, but have
found none that can compare with
Eys Cream Balm. I wouid not be
without II Tor any consideration. II
ie simply wonderful In its effect upon
the nnal organs. an BuRr,
Wiiminrton, N. Q.
/ can ehteriully recommend Ely's
Dream Balm 10 the suffering public
Tor Hay Fever and ttoppsge oil the air
pas ages. have tried Il and dad Il
giyes Immediate relief.
J. " RBCrOR,
m h0eh itftot. Litlla Roll. ATk
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A Bey'- singular Death.

PSE BLUR, AJAX. September 90
William orinstou. sixteen year old
boy, this evening. while riding down
Main street, was thrown from his mule
lie got mp and aald he was no, hurt,
AID walked three blocks 10 his home,
whore he fell dead.
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miibarn ain ana n.eb,.. On.

Have on hand, ready for prompt do
livery, Enginee, Boilers and httlngs,
Gins, Feeder Condenseu, Hydraulic
Cotton Presses, and everything per
talning 10 n Apt olass Ginning outfit
Write them before you purchase.
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AnYIUE no norHEnu.

Mas. Wn,Loy' sSooTHfre 5rnur should
always be used for children testhins, IL
.HT1 ps. ,s s.t ,s .n ' oc ss ~ K. .
randy lef dlArfhaA $50 bottle.
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0vKRTeS 4 GRosyKSoR offer the store
house No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter 4 Macrea, for rent
from September let
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS,

EVANSVILLE, September %. Nisht-
River ! foot 10 inch on the gauge and
s,stisnarJ. Weather cloudy.
. VlCksBUhQ, September -. - Nlsht-
morning OAKLAND aud bargo,, 2 pm.
CAIRO, September 9.-Nisht-RIyor F.
leet inches on the gauge and iaillns
Msa.her cloudy and cool. Arrivedi Bmma
kthridEe. below. pm.
LOUIsvILLE. September y. - NIsht-
River stationary, 9TH ftet 3 inches In
the canal and 6 inches on the falls,
Weather clear and plsafant.
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10 REMOVED nv rHn usn or ooooAIrn
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burneti's Flavoring extracts are the
beat.
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0vKRroE 4 GRosyKsoR offer the
etorehous No. 800 Front street, now
occupied by Porter & Macrea, for rent
from September LIST.
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Artistic sss Fixture.
In all glass, polished braN and glass
and antique brass.
J. A. BAILEY A co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-30

PIANOS, orsans, music, e,o., 3, lowsct
pricea. q. X. Houck a Co., 1913 Main
street.
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Another He.sIsr p,..pp.,.,,s.


CHICAGO. III Be itember 2s.-Judge
MrAlister this afternoon denied a
writ Of hsb,m corpus prayed for by
circumstance Wren, the convicted
boodler, and declared that the tech.
nieal point upon which Wren and his
Doodle comrades have been building
d desperate hope Of ,sespe l. clearly
OF no account. Tho court said that
the general Law Supplying 10 the re.
pealing Of statute bad q saving clause
protecting the nndirg OF the court
under the repealed statute. The saw.
Ing clause held In this case undoubt.
edly. The prisoner could, II lie wished,
appeal 10 tho supreme Court
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-30

SPECIAL students will he received In
any department at tire Higbee School,
or TO take private lessots In Music,
Art, ElocutioD, Literature, the Ian.
guagee, or In the Business Course.
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ELIAS sLAGER
Cor. Second and Madison. Ready for Business.

1--we RESkv ,h ny full stock Of Pail Goods and
As choicest and s.t design. introduces the
river 'front.' eydeno, OF ruth Of BY carefully
having nsd up one ne m9t eesan exhibit
rect purchases Europe Escaping the ibbe
@vsS reasonable prices Gall and examine uy
kIAGER.
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syrup OF rigs,

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. 10 ina ure'a own true laxative. II
In the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known TO
cleanse the system when bilious or
ccstive, TO dispel headaches, colds and
levers, TO cure hAbitual constipation,
indig, stion, etc. For sale la 30 cent
and 81 bottles by IL. ]. Hester, and
all leading druggists vaIvleet 4
Co., q. w. Jo0es 4 o., W. N. vii.
keron 4 90, MApsneld a %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
MemphIa,
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Do NOT forget 1888 Main street ID
whore o. X. Houck 4 Co. cell the beat
musical goods.
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NNNNS this life ate sDrrowful-
" lot alone ON account Of Dyspepsia
Lekcrs Dyspepsia Tsblets viii cure
Dyspepsia Indigestion and ConstipA-
ton; sold on Q positive guArAntss ~
~ and 70 cent?, 81
RESKKRr LAkp DERKNTz a co.
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EVERYBODY oontemp'a tlng the pur
chase Of amusical instrument call on
.: X. Houck 4 90. New store 30S
Main street.
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D. X. HoucK 4 Co. have removed
10 their new store, s'3 Main street.
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/, CoLuxBus BArEs, live at Herman.
do Curvei got my foot split Of Soaps
Mil, In DeSoto, Miss. / called on
some OF the best doctors In Memphis.
All told me II would have 10 be taken
Of. Dr. Mcclure cured me for 90
cents.
pr, Mcclure will cure you sure,
Rub II on, and the pain 10 sons.
eell Il low, and u, sure 10 60,
Sell II hiEh, and they'll pass you By.
DIR. MeClurs, % fernando street,
Mem his, Tenn.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
The Panama Canal

Private letters from Pansmn says:
"No work of any importance Is done on
the canal. Two leading hrms OF coz
tractors are said 10 be embarrassed g.
nsncially. Another prominent con.
tractor claims over $500 600 from the
company. Several important judg.
ments have been filed against the canal
company. Several seizures and sales
are advertised. The canal is practically
desd already ,saiG q prominent ems. .reer
the other day, though the etfofs in
Paris to galvanizs the rem aims may
keep up an appearance OF llfo for some
time to come. The importation OF Ii
berians still continues. They are mag
ni6oent spscinens Of manhood-coal
black, 1t was loudly believed that they
could resist this death-dealiDg climate.
But the event las proved other ~.ss. OF
the 282 first brought here Sc died with
In four months. The statement o; NJ.
Blanchet, In his recent work on the
Panama canal, that the cana! has al.
ready cost over 40 900 ia believed by
careful observers to be- no exaageration.
The government OF Jamaica ordered IN
Investigation and sent DIR. Gsylogd &c
the Isthmus.
IL is expected tina. his findings will
1 lead the Governor OF Jamaica to issue q
o proclamation warning Jamaicans
against going to the isthmus."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Tho EOrun,

Tho Forum for December opens with
a we'll. written "Review OF the Fisher
ies Question, by Professor freeman
Snow, in which this trouble between
OspadA and the United 6Ea5es is fully
Explained ard discussed in an shlc aad
impartial manner John a. Kassan
gives "a Western View of the Tariff, "
aud Pro:esgor Henry q Adams dis
cusses the question OF Rsfunding the
Public Debt" Murat Ra.steaG, IN
"rhe Nullifiers of the Constitution, =
shows by facts and figures that articles
| Ia and 10 OF the Federal Constitution
are systematically nulliiied by the
Dem ocrats of the South, by their dts
| rauchisement of the colored voters
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill tells Of
"Books That Have Helped Me-" anc
A Lawrence Lowell diacourses or
l'Irish Agitation in America" whilt
there ars several other interesting
papers on various subjects by promi
nent writer's. New York: The Forum
IPubIishipg Company,97 Fifth avenue
| Fifty cents copy, S. ayear.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
OrphRnsy court.

A session of the Orphsns' Court was
he'd by Judge Grubo en- Satarday. j.
Il. Hoffscxer, Jr. E.q. was appointed
guardian OF Thomas J. Bowen, minor
obild Of the late T. j. Bowen; Elizabeth
j. Bird was granted IN order perm iitinR
her to use portion OF the principal bs-
longing 70 her daughter, Mary } Bird,
whose guard Ian she Is. Permission was
given to George b Sharp, guard IAN. to
sell part of the real estate OF Charles
Miller. Lllburne Chandler, E.q,. tras'
tes OF the estate O! II. Euhle, war grant
ed an order to sell realty aud pay the
money into court. A petitioh OF Albert
Il. Silver, asking the couIG to maze
judgments Hen upon csftshn reeogni
zanoes, WAS refused. ss tho statute Of
limitations ran sSainst it. The case oi
Rothwell VS.. Spear was continued unit
Saturday next, and the application fo'
the removal Of john BsrslJiomeD 81
the guardian OF his dauR htal also wen
over until that dag.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
A Now Flying Machine.

Mr.. Charles G. Curtis and Francis B.
Crocker, OF New York, two practical cleo
tricI ans, have for year or more been
giving their attention to the unsolved
problem of aerial navigation. They be-
lieve they have perfected an electrical
contrivance that will enable them to con-
troll the direction of captive ba loon In
motion. The new flying machine is yet
only theory, but it will soon be put to a
practical test. Many of the details,
although fully worked out, cannot be
made public, as the inventors have not
yet completed their patents. Mr.. Crocker,
however, did not hesitate to give gen.
eral description of the new machine this
morning. He believed 1t the most simple
Of any that has so far been propo cd.
The motive power and steerin. appa.
ratus consist Of fan from i've to ten feet
in diameter, with wide blade of thin
| steel. The fan is to work horizontally,
| deriving It's power from an electric motor
suspended just below the centre or hub
I of the lowest side, white below the motor
the car or basket will be suspended The
motor will weigh not moIe thin 200
Ipnunas, and will have the force of ten
horse engine. The fan will ordinarily
make 1000 revolutions per minute, but
can be increased to 5000 or even 5000
revolutions Ia case Of an emergency. The
steel blade acting against the air, such
lspeed will be sufficient to carry the
machine upwards and to steer 1t with or
against current of air by deflections of
the fan. The new flying machine is not,
however, free agent, to fitlike a bird
where It likes to go, but IL must remain
captive, connected with wire A dynamo
will furnish power to the motor.
Up to the present time no storage sys.
TEN has been discovered of sufficient
power or lightness that 1t could b; car
ried by the machine itself, MIR. Cfocsel
is deeply interested in his invention, hui
he cdmits that it will be of no practical
utility except for war purposes or
observation. He hopes to have tint
machine perfected In time for exhibition
at the Paris Exposition.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Omc.al ned Tape.

Courier. Journals Washington Letter.
Gen. Poe Is stationed at Detroit. In
q violent gale he saw q Government
vessel vrt rtcked with all aboard. he
quickly chartered tug and sent 1t 20
rescue the men. When he sent the bill
10 Washin gton to pay for the services
of the tug, the account was retnrned as
disallowed, owing to the fact "that no
bids bad been opened for the furnishing
OF tug TO rescue the drowning, sea,
men" The dignity OF an office should
be rs jealousiy guarded as It's honesty.
No laws are go good as those OF com.
mon .ssnse, and hair splittipRs axe
neither wise nor deeirsd.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
a Growing Town.

The town of BAyard, Grant County,
W. Va, is enjoying boom A ioar'
teen foot vein Of coal has been aiocoy.
cred there, and the lumber business is
big. about twenty live houses ;ste Do
ing erected ard people are moving In,
Hon. Henry G. Davis end b-other have
ssyeatean coke 0vsns in operation ut
Thomas, n point on their West Virginia
Central r rad, and propose erecting q
uum bar OF new ones toon.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
exit, tho Arkausaw Traveller.

Mr.. Henry s. Chanfrau will com
mence an engage ment OF three nights
at the Opera House on Thursdsy even
ing in "Kit, the Arkapssw Traveller" ="
OF which the Your getown (Ohio) Tele-
gram speaks as foliowt:
"The pere nnla! Kit, the Arksnsaw
Traveller with mr. Cnanfrau In the
leading role, was presented to packed
house last evening. Mr.. Chan freu's
impersonation OF tie character shows
that he has been hard student. The
audience was generous in applause, and
the supporting company Was Consider
ably aDova the average
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Uonclave Instituted.

Brandy wine Oonc!sve, No. 4, was
duly IN stituted on Saturday evening,
with q large numbe OF members. The
off oers selected at the last preliminary
mssllnz were elected and installed oy
ths grand officers. The new oonclaye
starts out under very favorable olrcum-
etances, and gives promise OF becoming
one OF the most sucoessful oonolaves OF
the rapidly increasing order OF Hepta'
sophs, or Seven Wise Men Ii Is e4.
pected to have six conolaves In tnis
city before much time rolls by.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
An OLD scheme. :,

Browr-"Hsve you seen Dumiey
lately, RobiDson?"
Robinson only q few moments
ago He invited me TO have drink
With him"
Browu-"Did he have anything In
pArtfcular to ssy?"
Roblpson-'Well, yes. He said II
would pay for the drinks he'd tix 1t up
with me some other time."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
At tho ACADEMY.

This evening the spectacular bur
lesque extravagspza "ZJzo, the magic
Queen" will be presented ct the
Academy OF Music by arst'class
company. The scenery used In this
prod nc ton is the work OF the celebrated
eosnio artist Henry Il, Hoyt This
play will be presented all week with
the usual matinees.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
ALI. SUITS

lGenen desiring their clothes to d,
f,y and perfectly as possible can bt
ny Mr., James Harding, Merchan,
u, No. SIG French street. Patrons oi
As'1ing, who are among our promi.
anH influential citizens, have ex'
IN Nv themselves as exceedingly com
|, Nh y. and greatly pleased with the neat
tneit garments, which are Away
s,s "a the lstest Ltyle. French, Eng
Iaa ,ua Cashmere suitings and cloths OF
bssn anus OF the latest styles, are alwayt
H. aaau' AS cool weather and busy
ARE, are now last approaching, gentle
'4ou'u cal! and sec the styles at once
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
SomerhiDs Digcst,Dle.

Lady-"Mr. Lopgtair, L wish to
thank you for the oaauutul pCen yol
sent me on my birthday last 1eea.
Poe,-"Don't mention 1t
Lsdy-"Did you get the pie sent
you In return?"
II ate the pie with gratitude "
~ hope, Mr., Longhair, taos my
sending you in return for your bsauti
Iul poem something digestih!e lid not
offend yor?"
so, no, not in the least"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Buried en- saturday.

The funeral OF Christian Popp took
plsoe on Saturday afternoon from his
late residence, No. 226 jackson street,
at 2 80 O'Clock. Interment was maae
at the Wilmington and Brandywine
oeme terry, and the funeral was In charge
of st. Johns Commandery, knights
Templar. The funeral was largely a.
tended.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
81: s: ~! : ;;i;:ii, FL

RUPTURE; s. !; s:ss Az 3 !; "a q, q;
PA. EAss At onss. NO operation or business
delay. Thonsands OF cures. At Keystone
Houte. Reading. p ind Saturday OF each
month. S~rd for circulars. Advice free.
Many appliances and treatments for the cure
Of rupture are advertised, but 1t certainly must
be accepted as trne that the most reliable testi-
mony must come from people who are In po-
sition 70 speak from experience. Following
are Few tters selected from many tn sands
Of similar character, received from people
who have been cured:
July d, iss7. This is to certify that 1 was
mept am completely cured, and I fecommer I'd
his treatment. Joseph WOLF Justice Of this
Peace, clsrk'boro', \. J.
NY son WAS rnptured rom birth until years
old ! took him to doctors, tried many trIsses,
had him at hospitals and at the University Of
Penn a., with no relief, gro~ Ing Torse until
took him to DR.. J. y. Mayer, 81 Arch ST.,
once and entirely cured him. William Dix.
iSs7. Joseph Mcklnney, Notary. -
April Fl, 1896. DIR. J. r. Mayer. DEAR SIR,
MANY yca's ago received severe rupture.
came under your treatment and got ease al
once. Upon being examined by the Hoard OF
partmeni January 8, 1885, no trace of rupture
could be found Ican safely say thanks ts
your treatment, as am entirely cured.
Frank Dealnst, u North Third ST., Phila.
". y. Leinbach. I.einhach I. %, Berks Co., Pa
II. E. Langrehr. Willianstown. n. j.
John Walker. 5l33 North Fifth St. Phlla.
TIL. Il. Hartung, New Rlnggold, Pa.
William W Lee. I7+7 Frsnkford Ave, Ph!la.
A. ID. Goldsworthv, Centralia, Columbia Co.
o. e. Pipher, l03 South 7 bird St, Reading, la
Israel sandt. Main 81. Eouth Eastos, Pa.
Martha Huber. Bird-ln-Hand. Pa.
ID. ]. Deilett, 2i4 souti Twelfth st Reading.
y. T. Benny, GA south 9th ST.. Phila.
j.. A. Hamilton, 2lll Franklin ST., Phila.
Jacob q. Schaut. 9j2 North Tenth ST., Phlls.
J. q. Qulmby, 20 Pearl St., l.eadinR, Pa.
A. 5. kleinge' ma, Limektln, Berks Co., Pa.
Ch. Smith, il2 Greenwich St, Phila,
j.. G; Lyme. 3is ;. lith ST., Harrisburg. Pa.
q. w. Watt, Norristown. Pa.
y. q. Rossiter. Pboenixyile, Pa.
y. Jones Phillips, Kennett Square, Pa.
| Theodore Natthes 9y West York ST., Phila.
j. Price, Maynpsboro. Pa,
John Yates, IA Vine 81. Phlla.
A. II. McSalght, Ler'ttowp, Pa.
j.. j.. Ueturck, ley. Berks Co., Pa.
y. Shoup, 4th a Bingaman Sts., Reading, Pa
trnest Fatiguet, at2i Lawrence st, Phila.
II. l.. Rowe, sc9 Elm st. Reading, Pa.
y. t. SOoy, Mantua. Gloucester Co, n. j.
Il j. NJ Lutz, S.6 West Hrntinpdon ST., Phils.
". X. Dauennower 2lis Fairhiil St, Phils.
| Jacob Damhsch, Jr., a2l2 Lawrence st., Phila
Peter Burkhart, li52 Green ST., Peading, Pa
Ed. j. sheesley. Steelton, Dauphin Co., Pa
George Le"hei, 22]l Reese st., fhila.
John II. Sheater, Yellow House, Berks Co.
refer you to any of the bove people, all o
whom are permanently cured. send for cir
| cular &c, 10 main Office, S3l Arch ST., Phila
nl4-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
A Nuisance.

Complaint is made of the alley run.
ming through the Bullock p-opsr;y be-
tween Nos 215 aud 223 West Tenth
street, Unless messures oro tsAen &c
abats the 6ally nUisapces committed
eickueDs In tho vicinity VIA result.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
snna,v sop,o, uonfsren 90.

Tais evening a meeting Of deleRatea
srom Ali the evangelical and mission
Su udny schools of the city will bs held
IN at. Paul's M. e. Church 10 consider
tn , a question OF organizing and calling q
- ntion